Sabrina Maddeaux: Careful, Conservatives. Don’t take younger voters for granted
3 March 2025
Derrick Hunter: Canada can no longer afford to indulge in net-zero nonsense
Brad Tennant: The poutine-petrol alliance—why Alberta and Quebec should team up in their fight against federal overreach
David Mulroney: In the midst of Trump’s Trade War, Canada must not take its eye off enemy number one: China
John Lester: Canada’s next government must prioritize fixing our productivity problem
‘The status quo has not been disrupted’: The Roundtable breaks down the good, the bad, and the ugly of the 2025 election
Derrick Hunter: Canada can no longer afford to indulge in net-zero nonsense
Brad Tennant: The poutine-petrol alliance—why Alberta and Quebec should team up in their fight against federal overreach
David Mulroney: In the midst of Trump’s Trade War, Canada must not take its eye off enemy number one: China
John Lester: Canada’s next government must prioritize fixing our productivity problem
‘The status quo has not been disrupted’: The Roundtable breaks down the good, the bad, and the ugly of the 2025 election
Public Policy
The Weekly Wrap: Doug Ford keeps winning—but for what?
1 March 2025
‘An uninspiring yawnfest’: The Hub reacts to the Liberal Party’s English-language leader’s debate
26 February 2025
Geoff Russ: The next election will hinge on affordability issues. Pierre Poilievre is poised to capitalize
10 April 2024
Are international students singlehandedly saving Canadian universities from bankruptcy?
22 January 2024
Expanding home-based options for long-term care could save the system money and increase patient satisfaction, experts argue
11 December 2023
Modernizing patient referrals could be one way to eliminate Canada’s wait-time woes
4 December 2023
Half of private Canadian journalism could now be government supported
30 November 2023
Changing how we fund hospitals to put the patient first could help eliminate health-care wait times, policy experts say
20 November 2023
Alberta says a provincial pension plan would have big benefits, but critics say it makes optimistic assumptions
22 September 2023
Independent or not, groupthink might be the Bank of Canada’s worst enemy
6 September 2023
Ballooning costs and out-of-control delays: The story of public transit construction in Canada
25 November 2022
Are David Eby and Doug Ford’s affordability plans loaded with blanks or silver bullets?
22 November 2022
Medicare Meltdown: Canada used to have one of the best doctor ratios in the world. What happened?
21 November 2022
Doug Ford’s relationship with labour strained but not broken by CUPE strike action, experts say
17 November 2022
Thursday mini-budget could turn back the clock on Trudeau’s fiscal policy
2 November 2022
Is Québec the most conservative province in Canada?
30 September 2022
More rent control on the horizon? Economists say it is a bad idea
26 September 2022
Have YIMBYs won the development debate?
16 September 2022
Centre Ice Conservatives want new ideas, not a party split
5 August 2022
